After a night of April rain, the capes and colonials on Kenilworth's side streets smell like wet grass and warm asphalt, and the lawns are suddenly ankle-deep. R.O. Landscaping answers that first real cut of the year, then holds the schedule steady through the long green stretch that follows. Mowing, trimming, edging, clippings cleared — the same short list done the same way every visit, which is how a lawn stays even instead of streaky. Autumn brings the cleanup: leaves off, corners cleared, the turf left open to what light is left. In a borough of small front yards, a straight edge along the walk is worth more than any grand gesture.